Three capable individuals dedicated to serving students are running for the the Undergraduate Students Association Council office of internal vice president, but Allende Palma-Saracho’s experience in addressing the issues all candidates agree are important puts him above the competition. Read more...

Erica Husse’s experience in addressing Tidal Wave II and extensive involvement with on-campus housing lead us to endorse her for Financial Supports commissioner. While the other candidate, Omar Qudrat, has a year of experience working on the Financial Supports commission, he failed to adequately address Tidal Wave II ““ an issue intimately related to on-campus construction and its financial consequences. Read more...

There’s no doubt ““ Anica McKesey is the best candidate for president. McKesey will bring to the president’s office the comprehensive perspective it sorely lacks. No other candidate is as focused or has worked on addressing issues affecting the entire campus ““ such as student fee hikes and decreasing student services ““ more than McKesey. Read more...

Tutram Nguyen’s ideas and her sense of how to accomplish them earns her our endorsement for Facilities commissioner. Nguyen’s plan to rethink the campus shuttle system to fund BruinGo! Read more...

While an out-of-house candidate often may be elected and succeed admirably, in the case of this year’s Cultural Affairs commissioner, Kelly Wynn clearly has the experience and vision necessary to run the office. Read more...

Justin Schreiber has a vision: to bring back UCLA’s commitment to community service. We endorse Schreiber for Community Service commissioner because he is the perfect candidate for making this vision a reality. Read more...

While Jason Gaulton has two years of experience on the Campus Events Commission, he still struggles with sensitivity issues similar to those weakening this year’s and last year’s commission. Read more...